Gardner BenderPS-225BG Plastic Staple, ½", Secures: Romex, UF and NM Electrical Cable, White

The nail is strong enough to get into a stucco wall and hold.

These are just the right size to secure a 12/2 cable or 14/2 cable. Probably wouldn't work with a 12/3. The thicker shorter pins are easier to hammer in than the long ones that you typically find. These work very well in wood.

These are good items. I really like the fact they stay on the wire. Much easier to hammer in. The only down side is you are limited to single wire stapling. If you need to put two on top of each other these will not work.

Fast service provided the greatest advance in securing Romex in my lifetime. These staple replacements grip the cable and the nails are so much easier to drive than the classic staples.

Held up to being driven into very hard, old wood.

I use these in Hardwood under those circumstances these are extremely good much better than the silly ones with the long skinny nails that bend at the mere sight of a hammerhead

works great for low voltage wiring

I used these while running some 14/2 Romex in the basement to add an outlet mounted on a masonry block wall. They were the right size for the wiring but, although they are listed for masonry use, the nails were a little weak to penetrate the masonry blocks fully and wound up bending a bit before I could get them hammered all the way in. They did secure the wire but I'm not really sure they are holding it as secure as they should and the appearance isn't as clean and neat as I like. I was a professional maintenance man before I retired and always prided the appearance of my completed jobs.,

No funcion para stucco